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This page presents medical treatment from an era before modern medicine. The remedies described are ineffective against the conditions named, and some of the ingredients or doses are harmful. Do not use them to treat any illness; consult a qualified medical professional.
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QUININE, SULPHATE OF
Physical properties: Colorless, inodorous, lustrous, bitter efflorescent crystals, totally soluble in water previously acidulated with sulphuric acid. Stomachic, stimulant, febrifuge and tonic. Used in general debility, neuralgia, and after fever. Dose: 1 to 3 grains.